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Treaty No. 5 was negotiated and signed by the largest number of First Nation communities within Manitoba at different locations and times. The first negotiation and signing of Treaty No. 5 occurred at Berens River in 1875. Manitoban communities that share in the obligations and benefits of Treaty No. 5 include: The Pas, Wabowden, and Gypsumville.
The First Nation communities that entered into Treaty No. 5 include: Chemawawin, Berens River, Black River, Bloodvein, Cross Lake, Fisher River, Grand Rapids, Hollow Water, Kinonjeoshtegon, Little Black River, Mosakahiken, Norway House, Opaskwayak and Poplar River.
Download Text of Treaty 5 & Adhesions
Treaty text from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC)
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Images courtesy of The Archives of Manitoba
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